1. OSG - Education, Training and Outreach OpenScienceGrid.org/Education OpenScienceGrid.org/About/Outreach OpenScienceGrid.org/Education OpenScienceGrid.org/About/Outreach eot@OpenScienceGrid.org

2. OSG EOT Mission Organize and deliver training for OSG –OSG End Users –Site Administrators –Support new communities / VOs joining OSG Engage young people in (e)Science and CS –Primary focus: graduate students and faculty –Promote and train in interdisciplinary collaboration Reach out –To under-represented communities Engage and assist minority students and minority serving institutions by providing resources and opportunities. –internationally Strengthen and assist emerging, underserved regions of strategic importance to form bonds to US science and Grid communities Focus (for outreach) is on Latin America and Africa OISE focus on engagement in Europe and Asia

3. 2008-09 Workshop Program www.opensciencegrid.org/workshops Midwest Grid School, Chicago, September 2008 (3 days) Site administrator workshop, Clemson, March 2009 (1 day); New Mexico Grid School, April 2009 (3 days) North Carolina Grid School, April 2009 (2 days). Others …

4. Self-paced / online instruction opensciencegrid.org/OnlineGridCourse Flexible roadmaps for navigating the material Lectures and labs Access to online community to provide support Online support

5. Cooperation with EGEE International Schools on Grid Computing –OSG as co-organizer for ISSGC’07/08 and ISSGC’09 International Summer School on Grid Computing www.issgc.orgwww.issgc.org sponsor students to attend the International Summer school –Joint lectureships and material sharing / development efforts –Content sharing

6. Education VO Interested in getting started with OSG ? Join OSGEDU VO –Use OSG resources –Contribute resources Wiki, email lists, follow-up discussions –Support, engagement –Postings of opportunities for students

7. Students 2004-2009 facts: Important demographic – 50% science apps – 50% computer science. Broad range of sciences represented – from HEP to Earth Systems Encourage collaboration

8. Participants’ domains Computer Science Image processing Communications Networking Physics Astrophysics High Energy Nuclear Physics Optical Networks Theoretical solid state physics Atomic Physics Computational Physics Chemistry Computational Chemistry Molecular Dynamics & Simulation Applied Mathematics Geosciences Engineering Materials Science Quantum theory …and others …

9. Next steps after ISSGC09 Continue with grid computing –Apply to your own projects –Stay in touch with grid community and OSG –Take OSG online course or attend workshop –Discuss your project needs with our Engagement team –Make progress …

10. This is us: http://www.opensciencegrid.orghttp://www.opensciencegrid.org